SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19976, 19 June 1928, Page 7

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND* YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS. Willaslon (3.50 a.m.). flora New York. R.M.S. Niagara (10.30 a.m.), from Vancouver. Passengers for Auckland:— First Saloon. —Mr. M. L. Ames. Commaudei and Hi" 3, !''• Bradley. Mr. and Airs. J. W. Wnwniee, Miss J. Brownlee, Mr. J. F. Davi« Mr. C. H. Doreen, Sir J. 11. (Jimson. Dr. J. I). Gill. Mr. C. H. Gnptill. Miss F M. Hall. Miss G. Hall. Commander B L. Hewitt, Mrs. Hewitt. Mr. R. 11. HenKon Mrs. M. B. Kelso, Miss jr. A. Kelso. Mrs. A. J. Kilmartin. Mr. J. Keetle.v, X)r. R. Keys. Master R. Keys, Mr. C. 10. 1 n\v<? Mr. G. G. Limb. Mr. and Mrs. L. B Mounsell. Dr. E. H. Mauk, Dr. H. E. Afiller Mr. and Mrs. W. Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nealo, Mr. W. F. Osborne. Dr. J. W Rouoii. Mr. M. D. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. C. J- Smith. Mr. C. O. Tufts, Mr. and Mrs' L. C. Tighe. Mr. ,T. L. Yarn ton. Second Saloon. —Mr. G. If. Buckeridge. Mrs. A Barrack. Master J. Barrack, Miss E. Barrack. Miss I. Currie. Mrs. A. M. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Christiansen, Miss J ' Christiansen, Mr. F. A. Craig, Miss M. Coates. Mr. T. Fitzsimons, Rev. G. . Gibb, Miss J. Kissick, Mr. A. McDonald. Miss M. McDonald. Mr. F. D. Paterson, Mr. G. W. Pollard. Mrs. E. Pope. Miss A. Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rowland, Miss E. Kowlin'd Miss I. Simpson, Mr. C. Sunderland, Mr. 'and Mrs M. Virkery, Mrs. H. J. Wal]'er: and IS third-class. Kaimanawa (7 a.m.). from Westport. C;,iana (10 p.m.). from Silvcrdnlo, Hauraki (7.20 p.m.), from San Francisco. YESTERDA Y'S DEPARTURES. Scheldepas (12.55 p.m.). for Wellington. Ka wau (10.45 a.m.), for MangawaiHauiti (12.20 p.m.). for Kerepeehi; Apnnui (12.30 p.m.), for Mercury Bay; Daphne (1.10 p!m,). for Coromandcl: Rangitoto (1.10 p.rn'.l. for Thames. Omana (2 10 p.m.). for Silverdnle: Clansman iC.IS p.m.). for Russell: Tuhoe (C.lO P.m.). for Coast: Ngapulii (G. 15 p.m.), for Tauranga. VESSELS DUE TO-DAY. Ruahine, from Port Chalmers, 7 a.m. Min eric, from Java. -1.30 a.m. Phoni3, from Wellington, daybreak. Marama, from Sydney, noon. Hauraki. from San Francisco. Taniwha. from Paeroa. 3 a.m. Claymore, from Whangarei. '3.30 a.m. Rangitoto. from Thames. 11.30 a.m. Daphne, from Coromandel. 1 p.m. Kawau. from Mangawai. 4 p.m. VESSELS SAILING TO-DAY. R.M.S. Niagara, for Sydney, 11 a.m. Oman a. for Warkworth. noon. (bulbar, for East Coast bays, noon. Waimea, for East Coast ports, 4 p.m. Awahou, for East Coast bays, 5 p.m. Claymore, for Whangarei, 9 p.m. Taniwha, for Paeroa. 11.30 p.m. VESSELS EXPECTED AT AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL. Marama, Sydney, June 19. Canopus, Westport, June 20. Wingatui, Southern ports. June 21. Waipahi. Rarotonga, June 21. Waipiata, Southern ports, June 23. Kawatiri, Melbourne. June 23. Niagara. Sydney. July 2. # Tofua. Fiji. July 9. Ulimaroa, Sydney, July 10. OVERSEAS. Kuahine, London, ' via Southern ports, June IS. Phorus, Borneo, via Wellington, June 19. Mineric. Java. June 19. Northumberland. Liverpool, June 22. Golden Coast, Los Angeles, June 24. Tekoa, London, via Suva, June 25. EARLY SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND. INTERCOLONIAL AND OVERSEAS. Niagara, Sydney. June 19. Karanga, America and London, June 20. Marama, Sydney, June 22. Maui Pomare. Apia, June '_'3. Canadian Challenger, America and Canada, July 2. Niagara. Vancouver. July 3. IT.M.S. Dunedin, Islands. July 3. Norfolk, London, July 13. Ulimaroa, Sydney. July 13. Aorangi, Sydney, July !7. Tekoa, America and England, July 2G. Aorangi, Vancouver, July 31. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND. Slarnma. due Auckland from Sydney June 19, leaves Auckland for Sydney June '22. Mamika. left Melbourne for Bluff June 13: duo Wellington June 20. Ulimaroa. leaves Sydney June 22, due Wellington June 26. llahenp. leaves Sydney for Auckland June 29. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS. Niagara, leaves Auckland for Sydney joday; leaves Auckland for Vancouver JUI ? 3 " r ~11 Aorangi. due \ ancouver from Auckland June 22: leaves Vancouver for Auckland June 27. Makura. left San Francisco June 13: due Wellington July '2. Maunganui. leaves Wellington for San Francisco June 19; due San Francisco July 6. BRITISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. 'Arawa, left Southampton, May 22, due Auckland July 2. Rotorua, left Southampton June 10; due Wellington July 17. Ruapehu, leaves Southampton June 29; due Wellington August 8. Reni'.tera, leaves Southampton July 6; due Wellington August 11. Corinthic, Leaves Southampton July 20; due Wellington August 27. Mat a roa, leaves _ Southampton September 21; due Wellington October 27. VESSELS IN PORT. In Stream —Rewa (bq.), Wainui. H.M.C.S. Iris, Whangape, Waipori, Hinemoa. Dcvonport—H.M .S. Philomel. Queen's Wharf—Raranga (N.S.S. Coy.), Hauraki (U.S.S. Coy.). Central Wharf —Piri (C. E. Campbell); Waimea (U.S.S. Coy/). Prince's Wharf—Kaiwarra (U.S.S. Coy.), Willaston (N.S.S. Coy.), R.M.S. Niagara (U.S.S. Coy.). King's Wharf—Elsie Mary (A. G. Frankham), Awahou (Watkin and Wallis). " Gunbar (Spedding, Ltd.), Tiroa (A. G. Frankham), Maui Pomare (Spedding, Ltd.). Western Wharf—Mako (Watkin and Wallis), Kaimanawa (U.S.S. Coy.), Phorua (Shell Coy.). Chelsea—Mineric (Spedding, Ltd.). The Gunbar is to sail at midday to-day for East Coast ports. The Kaitangata is now expected to load at Greymouth to-morrow for New Plymouth and Auckland. _The Waimea is loading for Gisborne and Napier at Central Wharf. She is to sail at fonr o'clock tiii3 afternoon. The Kaikorai is loading coal at Westport Jor discharge at New Plymouth, Wellington find Auckland, in that order. The Katoa is scheduled to load at Dunfdin about tomorrow and afterwards at Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington for Auckland. The Richardson steamer Awahou is to sail this evening for Hicks Bay. Port Awanui, Tokomaru Bay and Wellington. She is loading at King's Wharf. Heavy rain at, Lyttelton is delaying cargo Operations on the Waipiata. In consequence sne cannot sail for Wellington and Auckland before this afternoon. The Wingatui, with cargo from South Island ports, was to leave Wellington for •Auckland at five o'clock last evening. She Js due on Thursday morning. ihe Kaimanawa arrived from Westport yesterday morning and berthed at Western !*V«arf. After discharge she is to return to )>> est port to load another coal cargo for Auckland. The local office of the Westport Coal Company has received advice that, the Canopus j'as despatched from Westport for Auckland at !o o'clock yesterday morning. Her arrival is expected to-morrow evening. HINEMOA AT ANCHOR. The Government steamer Hinemoa, which «as been withdrawn from active service, ■was towed yesterday morning to the unchor«?e off Campbell Point, where she is to remain indefinitely. THE WILLASTON. v Tho steamer Willaston arrived from New York yesterday morning. She berthed at Prince's Wharf to unload case oil and gen-j e [al .merchandise for Auckland. To-morrow ®he is fo resume her voyage to Wellington, •Lyttelton, Dunedin, Wanganui and Port Lincoln. The vessel loaded 2000 tons of iron Pipes at Manchester for Port Lincoln. Sho then went to New York to fill up with case and general merchandise for New Zealand. She sailed from New York on May 9 ® !l d cleared Panama on May 18. En_ route j Panama a call was made at Norfolk *°r bunkers. Generally fair weather prevailed in the Pacific until the vessel \vaa ®ontb of Piteairn Island. Afterwards she y S , e ' aye d by strong head winds, which a +u e d Ba '° force, during the last four days ot the voyage. The vessel was considerably outteted by the high seas, and waves frequently broke on boai'd and flooded the "ecfcs, but no damage was done. The vessel *jas visited Auckland on three previous occasions. At present she is running under oe auspices of the A. and A. Line, and ,no Aew Zealand Shipping Company are the local agents. Captt,i n W. H. Joi its is in command, and w T e following are the officers:—Chief. Mr. H. Fellowes; second, Mr. A. Longmuir; U nr d. Mr. E. Wissett; chief engineer. Mr. "• .Richards; second, Mr. A. H. Freer: •rd, Mr. T. Hayes; fourth, Mr. N„ Dingle: fireless operator, Mr. S. Harris; chief "•w«rd. Mr. A. Lewis.

CARGO FROM AUSTRALIA. The Karligi sailed from Greymouth for Melbourne on Friday. She is scheduled to load general cargo at Adelaide, Edithburg and Melbourne for discharge at Bluff, Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington and Auckland. SCHELDEPAS SAILED. The Belgian steamer Scheldepas, which had been docked for repairs to her hull, came out of dock yesterday morning and sailed nt midday for Wellington to complete unloading basic slag from Antwerp. THE PHORUS. The Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company's steamer Phorna will arrive this morning from Borneo, via Wellington. She will unload the remainder of her oil cargo into the Shell Company's tanks at t reeman b Bay. Afterwards the vessel will return to Borneo. MAKURA FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The Union Company has received advice that tho Royal Mail liner Makura was despatched from San Francisco at two o clock last Wednesday, afternoon on her return voyage to New Zealand and. Australia, one is due at Wellington on July 2 and at Sydney five days later. MARAMA DUE AT NOON. Tho Union Company's intercolonial steamer Marama ha 3 reported, by wireless that she will arrive from Sydney at noun to-dav. She will berth about an hour later at Prince's Wharf to land passengers, mail and cargo. MINER 10 FROM JAVA. Further wireless advice from the Weir steamer Mineric states she will arrive from Java at 4.30 a.m. to-day. She has a full cargo of raw sugar, which will be unloaded at Chelsea. Spedding, Limited, are the local agents VALACIA CLEARED PANAMA. The Cunard Line cargo steamer Valacia i 3 reported to have cleared Panama on June 13 in continuation of her voyage from Liverpool to New Zealand. Her cargo from West Coast, ports of Great Britain is for discharge at Auckland, Wellington. Lyttelton and Dunedin. She is running under tho auspices of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line and .i 3 duo at Auckland on July 12. THE GOLDEN COAST. An expected arrival at Auckland next Sunday is the Oceanic and Oriental Iva,vigation Company's steamer Golden Coa_st, ex West Nivaria, from Los Angeles, one is bringing lumber, case oil and general cargo from Pacific Coast ports for discharge at Auckland. Wellington and Lyttelton. Cargo for Auckland will be unloaded to the agency of Henderson and Macfarlane, Ltd. THE RUAHINE. From London, via Southern ports, the New Zealand Shipping Company s hnei Ruahine will reach Auckhnid fiom l cut Chalmers at seven o clock this moinm >k eordin<* to her wireless advice. She wilt berth °at Queen's Wharf to complee unloading the remainder of her general me chandise cargo and also to commence loading for her homeward voyage. NORTHUMBERLAND REPORTS. chandise West^Cojst^orts Great Son" Lyttelton, Chalmers. Bluff and New Plymouth. _ MAUNGANDI DELAYED BY STORMS SpSiSI morning? In" hj» been poned until midnight to-m o lit. ULIMAROA TO RESUME. The local office .of the . Company has received "Vsydney since 8 the beginning of March owing to the She will thus her ordinary She is due at Auckland from Sydney on July 10, and is to sail on her letuin tap to Sydney on July 13. NORFOLK'S ITINERARY. After loading at Dunedin the Federal Line steamer Norfolk is to sail to-morrow for Timaru, Lyttelton. Welhngton papier. Waikokopu, Gisborne and Auckland to com nlete her cargo. The vessel ia schedulecl tT reach Auckland on July U m.iv» later for London, Avonnioiun, Glasgow and Liverpool. The New Zealand Shipping Company are the local a„ents. HAURAKI ARRIVED. The- Union Company's transpacific motorship Hauraki arrived from San I-ranc lS co last evening and anchored at the small ex plosive anchorage off North Head. After: an loading explosives this morning the vessel wilf berth at Prince's Wharf to discharge case oil and general cargo from 1 Coast ports. \ From Auckland she will go to Wellington, Melbourne. Adelaide and Sydney to complete discharge. THE PORT DENISON. The Farmers' Co-operative. Auctioneering Company has received advice that the Commonwealth and Dominion Line steamei Port Denison, which is coming from Australia to New Zealand to load, will commence loading at New Plymouth instead ot Auckland. She is now scheduled to reach New Plvmouth on July 1 and Auckland four days later. From Auckland the vessel will go to Tokomaru Bay, Gisborne, Waikokopu. Napier, Timaru, Wellington and Lyttelton to fill up with cargo. On July 21 she is to be despatched from Lyttelton ioi .London. via Lus Palmas. NIAGARA IN PORT. A generally fair weather voyage was expcrienced by the .Royal Mail liner ISiagaia, which reached Auckland from \ ancouver, via Honolulu and Suva, yesterday morning. Fresh easterly winds were encountered after leaving Suva, and westerly winds when Hearing New Zealand. No rain was .experienced until early yesterday moinmg. The vessel made a smart voyage from buva to Auckland. The steajnmg time from Suva reef to Bangitoto Beacon was (>J hours 50 minutes, at an average _ speed ot 16.4 knots. The vessel is at Prince s V> harf. After landing passengers, mail and cargo for New Zealand and embarking passengers for Australia she ia to resume her voyage to Sydney at eleven o'clock this morning. RARANGA LOADING. Tho Shaw, Savill and Albion steamer Raranga, which arrived from Gisborne on Sunday night, berthed yesterday morning at Queen's Wharf to fill up with refrigerated and general cargo for New \ork, Boston and London. The vessel was last at Auckland in May last year. Recently she made a voyage from Liverpool to Australia- and unloaded at Fremantle, Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle and Brisbane. From Brisbane she went to New Plymouth to load Other ports loaded at were Lyttelton, Wellington, | Napier and Gisborne. She will he despatched for New .York to-morrow evening or Thursday morning. Captain H. R. Gordon is . m command, and he. lias associated with him the following officers:—Chief, Mr G. M. Robertson; second, Mr. J. R- Laurenson; third. Mr. G. S. Blenkins; fourth, Mr. A. J. I lllott ; chief engineer. Mr. R. McljelUxn: second, Mr. I). llaidy; third. Mr. A. Compton ; fourth. Mr. R. McCullum; fifth, Mr. E. Jones; sixth. Mr. R. Stewart; seventh. Mr. A. jliiHsey; chief refrigerating engineer, Mr. B. Chalmers: second, Mr. D... Afilne; wireless operator. Mr. .T. McKenzie; chief stewn id. Mr. F. Breeden. L. D. Nathan and Company, Limited, are the local agents. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE. The following vessels are expected to be within range of the undermentioned wirelens stations to-day:— Auckland.—Marama. Tofua. Oniana, Aorthnmherlanr?, Ciolrlen Ooast, Waipani, A!\me* lie. Ruahine, Tekoa. Chatham Islands.—Tasmania, Port Auck--11 Wellington.—Maori. Maheno. Arahura, Tama hi ne. Kn.ira.nsa. Mauneanui. Scheldepas Canadian Challenger, Matakana. I ort Curtis. Tutanekai. West • Carmona, Hiniutaka. Waikawa. Aorangi, Taranaki, Wbiotapu. Kawatiri. Karligi, Leopold Jj. U., Waitomo, Mornoo. Awania.—Makura. Waikouaiti. Port Sydney. Pooita, Manuka. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. Yesterday's Departures—Rarawa (3.15 nm) for New Plymouth; Hauturu <1.20 p.m.),' for Raglan and Kawhia. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON.—June 18: Arrived—Gale fl2 30 pm.), from Lyttelton; Huanui pm), h'omGisborne. Sailed-Totara (125 pm! and John (4.20 p.m. , for New Plvmouth: Wingatui (6.45 p.m.). for Aucklai.d, Port Curtis (7.40 p.m.), for Wanganui; Maori (7.50 p.m.), for Lyttelton; Raitangata (midnight), for Greymouth. LYTTELTON. —June 18: Sailed —Malieno (7.40 p.m.), for Wellington. DUNEDIN.—Juno 1.8: Arrived—Breeze (5.15 a.m.), from Wellington. BLUFF.—June 18: Arrived—Kauna (7.30 a.m.). from Walpole Island. Sailed-Calm (5.10 p.m.), for Dunedin; Manuka 17.00 p.m.). for Wellington. PANAMA.—June 13: Sailed—Valacia, en route from Liverpool to Auckland.